Sentence examples for early commentaries from inspiring English sources

Buddhapālita wrote one of the early commentaries on the Akutobhaya ("The Safe One") by the famous monk Nāgārjuna.

Although the new study of law was closely related to historiography, the early commentaries on civil law did not constitute histories.

I also analyze the takeaways from the Virginia elections that early commentaries are trumpeting, and where they might lead if adopted by progressives going into the 2018 midterms.

He was one of several scholars at the conference including some from the Orthodox movement who agreed that the Hebrew Bible and early commentaries on Jewish law welcomed people into the fold.

The more important early commentaries on Aristotle's works that William also translated include those by Alexander of Aphrodisia (2nd century) on Metaphysica and De sensu (On Sensation), Ammonius Hermiae (5th century) on Peri hermeneias ("On Interpretation"), and those by Themistius (4th century) and John Philoponus (6th century) on De anima (On the Soul).

His commentary on the Sentences put the seal on his student days and many of his very early commentaries on Scripture have come down to us.

"The early commentary out of November is that things could take another step down.

She is the author of An Early Commentary on the "Poetria nova" of Geoffrey of Vinsauf and Classroom Commentaries: Teaching the "Poetria nova" across Medieval and Renaissance Europe.

"Now, the dominant concerns are almost purely political, which is exactly the reverse of the early Commentary, and I think that is to its detriment".

Much of the early commentary on the case presumed a link between the spying and the suicide of Mr. Clementi, a shy, socially awkward violin player.

Early commentary on the book has tried to laud the prescience, in this post-Snowden and PRISM moment, of its plot mechanics.